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Springtime brings increase in home improvement scams

Bucks County Consumer Protection After a long, snowy winter, and as COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease up, home improvement projects will be plentiful in our area. So it’s not surprising that this is also the time of year that traveling contractors begin making their rounds, hoping for business. They may say things to you such as, “We are doing a job in your neighborhood/on your street,” or “We have extra material,” or make you a “great offer” to get the job done today. Unfortunately, many contractors that solicit business by going door to door are, most likely, not legitimate. Many are not registered as Home Improvement Contractors (HIC) as required by Pennsylvania law.

Puppy scams soar in Pennsylvania amid coronavirus pandemic

Puppy scams are is claiming more victims as a growing number of families seek animals amid the pandemic. Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro recently issued a warning about scams increasing in frequency, including “pet sale scammers”

Puppy Scams Soar Amid Pandemic; Pennsylvania AG Issues Warning – NBC10 Philadelphia

Then came the signs that something just wasn’t right. The “owner” first insisted upon a deposit, then wouldn’t communicate on the phone and was hesitant to meet in person. Hughes later learned the puppy, which she had hoped to make part of her family, wasn’t real. That was Hughes’ first introduction to the world of puppy scams, a crime that is claiming more victims as a growing number of families seek animals amid the pandemic. In fact, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro recently issued a warning about scams increasing in frequency, including “pet sale scammers” who are posing as online retailers, charging hundreds or thousands of dollars for a puppy or kitten, plus airline and transport fees.

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